Miners Host Safety First Day With Wide Range Of Events
A long list of events fills the safety day program including horseshoe pitching, races for grammar school students, nail driving, wheelbarrow and balloon races, a big noon picnic, a baseball game, and a mucking contest. Prizes span from 1 to 15 dollars, with a health conference garden and a safety committee led by EB Renouard Jr and local mine officials. Free lemonade is traditionally offered, with about 1,200 servings expected.
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Butte Mines
Grammar School
Paul Revere
Mines League
EB. I. Renouard Jr
Foreman Mountain
Con Mine
F. H. Rossberg
Timber Butte Milling Company
William H. Stata
Bureau of Safety
A. C. M Tabor
Bio Dingman
Ming
Mel Clevett
YM. CA
Stephen Hurley
W. D. Griath
Nettie
M. P
Leonard
Jackson
Harry Goodsell
1824 Good Year VII 5 Business and Agriculture
The report notes general results as gratifying with the shipping industry improving yet not stable. Textile and coal sectors face inactivity and difficulties from wartime overexpansion. Agriculture shows price shifts toward equality as farmers stay constant since 1914 while consumers rise. wheat and corn influenced by foreign crops and local failures.
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Hoover
Camden Berard Meee
Darnton
Prayer dispute marks Scopes trial opening chaos
A defense bid to end morning prayers drew protests and a clash with Attorney General Stewart as Judge Raulston attempted to control the room. Darrow objected to prayers, Malone backed him, yet the court allowed the daily prayer with a minister chosen by the Dayton Ministerial Association. A reporter committee was named to monitor conduct while the jurors awaited selection. Separately, Doc Snell defeated Ernie Gooreman in Seattle and George McCormick stopped Joe Wilson in Vancouver. Salt Lake police seek to locate Norah Howard, 18, last seen after leaving a Butte doctor’s house.
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Ttns
Rhea County
Bellefe
Arthur G. Hays
Stewart
Dudley Field Malone
Dayton Ministerial Association
Charles Francis Potter
Weatside Unitarian Church
Church
Huntington
W.va
X. Comittee
Darrow
Clarence Darrow
Raulston
John T. Scopes
Meeting House
Chicago
Ir. Malone
Malone
Raulaton
Stribling
Salt Lake
Murphy
Norah Howard
Butte
Former resident jumps to death shocks community
The newspaper notes that the strain of his work had undermined his health and he was approaching a nervous breakdown. The deceased left behind a widow and four children.
Tosh McIntosh A multifaceted sports figure dies in Seattle
John H McIntosh known as Tosh a noted lawyer sports editor and coach died in Seattle His long career spanned Golden Colorado Butte Montana and Washington where he promoted boxing and track He was undefeated Montana wrestling champion and a respected referee remembered for fairness and loyalty to friends and causes His death leaves three children and a circle of Butte friends and associates.
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John H. McIntosh
Seattle
Asso
Tonjo
McIntosh
Athens
Colorado
Golden, Colo
Montana
Friends
Tosh
Colorado State School of Mines
Golden
Pat ‘Connelly
Butte
Demetral
John McIntosh
Anker
Heat Toll Rises Across Montana Cities
The Associated Press reports a midsummer heat wave across central and western Montana with highs from 96 to 103 degrees in Bozeman Billings Great Falls Missoula Lewistown and surrounding areas. No deaths or prostrations reported though fire danger rose amid hot dry days and brief late showers.
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Billings
Associated Press
Great Falls
The
Missoula
Montana
Central Montana
Lewistown
Mercury
Great War Likely to Break in East
Henry K. Norton warned at the University of Chicago that a world war could erupt in the Far East centering on Siberia and Manchuria. He described open warfare between Chinese factions backed by Japan and Russia, predicting an eastern start and a renewed push for warm water ports by Russia.
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Chicago
Siberia
Manchuria
America
Far East
Henry K. Norton
University of Chicago
Wittneas
Ton
Japan
Russia
Russa Ss
Anaconda Co. Announces Foreman and Assistant Changes
The note lists new assignments at Anaconda mines with promotions and new assistant foremen. Key moves include A E Blair becoming assistant general superintendent at West Colusa and Blair’s 25 years in mining, plus E G Kane advancing from Diamond foreman to general superintendent. Other named foremen include John Norton Leon Lachaine A B Blair H J Rahilly J J Carrigan John Gaul John Bartlett Ed Kane and Andrew Sims with various reassigned duties across Diamond Tramway West Colusa Leonard and other mines.
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A. EB. Blair
West Colusa
John Norton
Kane
Diamond
Leon Lachaine
Rahilly
Tramway
A. C. Bigley
Blair
J. H. Manwarring
Leonard Mine
Diamond Mine
Ernest Vancamp
Tramway Mine
Edward M'Glone
Andrew Sims
E. M. Norris
Leonard
Silver Row
Pennsylvania
Berkeley
J. J. Carrigan
Anaconaa
St. ‘Lawrence
Belmont
John Gaul
Mt. Con
Badger State
High Ore
West Gray Tock
John Bartlett
Nettle
Emma
Anselmo
Lexington
Butt
A. E. Blair
Fortman
Michigan College of Mines
Boston
Montana
Iivng
Wisconsi
Houghton
School of Mines
Minnesota
University of
Duluth
Iron Range
Bisbee
Ariz
Calumet & Arizona Copper Company
Arizona
Mexico
Archipelago Mit Company
United
Summer School Plan Of Board Disclosed At Meeting
Aboard minutes describe plans for a summer school, including adoption at the next meeting. The board discussed oil burner installation at Emerson and automatic stoker at Greeley, plus painting at Greeley Hawthorne Long fellow and Three Mile. Additional tables for domestic science work at the high school were approved, with audit and property discussions cited.
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Douglas
Rodge
Greeley School
Emerson
Echoo
Greeley
Hawthorne
Long
Ragsdale
Broken Hand May Exonerate Champ
July 14 AP reports a stalling complaint in the first defense of the light heavyweight title. Paul Lenbach of Astoria collapsed with a fractured right hand, yet Adama announced the bout would proceed at the National Sporting Club. Referee Henry Lewin threatened action if money wasn’t withheld. promoters noted the 12 pound limit and the title outcome remained unresolved.
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Associated Press
New York
Paullenbach
Astoria
N. Y
Ion
Ais
Signe White
Adama
Cniat
bRyniclad
Ational Sportamen
Henry Lewin
Radio location report in Spokane by Frank Stoop
Spokane жителей report by Frank Stoop describes a residence search for atmospheric radio reception. He spent weeks inspecting neighborhoods by day and returning at night with a radio to test static. He found one house promising but reception was poor and the search continued.
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The
Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Frank
Stoop
Associa
Stamp collection found in attic under romantic circumstances
A trove of unique stamps was discovered in an attic after a romantic turn of events. The stamps, valued at a substantial sum, were found by chance and are to be sold by the finder or guardians, per Associated Prose reporting from London.
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Ndon
Wi Sen
Ruth Forced to Bench With Sprain in Baseball Play
Chicago July 14 Ruth, the home run king of the New York Yankees, left the game after attempting to catch a balk off Ike Davis of the White Box. He strained his side just before reaching the ball and retired. Veach replaced him. Ruth was not seriously hurt and was expected to play tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ruth
New York Yankees
Ike Davis
Veach
Justice Butler to Visit Montana during Northwest History Expedition
Justice Butler visits Montana as part of the Upper Missouri Historical expedition with events in Minot Havre and Marias Pass. Leaders include Gov Erickson and Maj. Gen. Scott, with speakers Miss Agnes Laut and Olin D. Wheeler among others. Native tribes will attend at Fort Union to discuss Northwest history.
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Laurence J. Burpees
Ottawa
International Boundary Commission For Canada
T. C. K Hott
Portland
Ore
Minot
N.D
Doane Robinson
Department of History
South Dakota University
Agnes C. Laut
New York City
Stella
Rternor Mricagon
J. E. Erickson
Montana
Eral Scott
Blue Cloud
Kanick
Spotted Horn
Luther College
Deborah
Towa
Knickerbocker Boys
Ray
N. D
Joseph
Miles
Snake Creek
Bear Paw Mountains
Havre
Meriwether
Meriwether Lewis
Lewis and Clark
Gov$mor_Erickson
Sydney St. Logan
Kalispell
Lewis Marlas
Olin D. Wheeler
St. Paul
Aaatrone Pn
Justice Butler
John F. Stevens
Marias Pass
Continental Divide
Glacier Parh
Charles H. Carey
Robert Ridgeway
American Society of Civil
John F Stevens
Gaetiano Cecere
New York
John Frank Stevens
Stevens
Upper Missouri
Verengrye Paon
Lewis, McKenzie
Sohn F. Stevens
Northwest
New Shieves Set Up At Original Mine
Hoisting at the Original mine shaft will resume this morning after a shieve broke Monday evening halting operations. The wheel supporting the hoisting cable failed at the 3,200 foot level causing the shift to be hoisted through the Steward shaft. Two new wheels are being installed at the Original.
Vacant Argyle House Fire Alarmed Neighbors
A vacant house on Argyle caught fire prompting neighbors to react as firefighters worked to control the blaze and prevent spread. No injuries reported. Authorities investigated the cause and secured the scene.
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Argyle
Three Indians killed by train near AEwany circus
AEwany NY July 14 Three members of a circus company were killed today when struck by a freight train on a nearby road. Victims named as F Baldeauie of Brennan 8 D Brown of Spotted Bus of Pineridge and E Bi ana Hibby iy of Fort Yates.
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Aewany
F Baldeauie
Brennan
Spotted Bus
Pineridge
E'Bi Ana Hibby Iy
Fort Yates
Circus
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Scopes
Doc Snell
Ernie Gooreman
Snell
George McCormick
Joe Wilson
Vancouver
B.C
J. H. McIntosh
Merusea Mou Wo Metohel
Young
Ketchel
Ture
Michigan
Minneapolia
Jack Quinn
Roosevelt
Dublin
Free State
Ireland
Middle West
Pocatello
Reno
East Lake City
Landen
Yellowstone
Sheridan
Wyo
Pablena
Helena
Bozeman
Bosemian
East
Milady
Anaconda CO
Suprements
Mas J. Ramilly
Plan OF Board
Prof
Donovan
South Main Wrest
Auditora
Ste Raya
Berlenbach
Mitt
Supreme Court
Geographic Society
Alo
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